Electro-Mechanical Packaging Maintenance TechnicianHiring now for a full-time technician to keep high-speed packaging lines running safely and smoothly. $2,000 sign-on bonus paid at 30 days. Overtime available.If you thrive in a manufacturing plant, this role puts you at the heart of uptime—diagnosing issues across electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems while championing safety and preventive maintenance.A day in the lifeYou start by reviewing job assignments, PM sheets, and wiring diagrams. A line calls in a fault—the conveyor trips a breaker. You trace schematics, isolate the issue, swap a gearbox and bearing, and dial in final adjustments. Later, you partner with operators on a changeover, simplify the setup steps, and document improvements. Before shift-end, you support the supervisor across production lines, attend a quick project meeting, and line up tomorrow’s work orders.What you’ll ownTroubleshoot, diagnose, and repair breakdowns spanning mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic components.Disassemble equipment; rebuild/replace motors, gearboxes, clutches, bearings, electrical assemblies; reassemble and fine‑tune performance.Execute and improve changeovers; set up fill lines for production runs; assist line workers during transitions.Repair machinery and facilities-support equipment; install new or refurbished parts.Adhere to and promote all safety policies and PPE requirements.Assist the supervisor with the operation of all production lines.Communicate effectively with operators and senior management alike; contribute to special projects and meetings.Equipment you’ll work withCarton erectors and sealersLiquid fillers and cappersCase packers and palletizersConveyors and labelersBonus: Blow molding equipment (Uniloy or Bekum) experience is highly valuedCore qualificationsMust have maintenance experience in a manufacturing environment.3+ years of mechanical maintenance and production equipment know‑how in manufacturing.Knowledge of pneumatics, hydraulics, and mechanical systems; basic electrical knowledge.Working knowledge of electricity: AC 480–120V and DC 180V–low voltage controls.Proven troubleshooting across electrical and mechanical domains (pneumatic, gearboxes, hydraulic, cam-type).Provide your own basic mechanic’s hand tools.Comfortable in a fast-paced setting; strong problem solving; able to meet goals and standards.Willing and able to work overtime and weekends as needed.Physically able to lift 40–60 lbs (up to 55 lbs routinely), stand/walk 80–90% of the shift, and manage multiple tasks.ProficienciesMechanical troubleshooting120/208/240/480V systemsElectrical troubleshooting and repairPneumatics troubleshootingIndustrial electrical systems and experienceHydraulic systems and componentsElectrical panel installationReading electrical schematicsTools and technologiesVariable Frequency Drives (VFD)Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)Servo motorsJob Type: Full-time